Abstract
There are various important factors in reducing the risk of cancer development and progression; these factors may correct an unbalanced intake of nutrients to maintain the living body’s homeostasis, detoxify toxic materials, acting as an external factor, and maintain and strengthen the body’s immune function. In a normal cell environment, nutrients, such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, vitamins, and minerals, are properly digested and absorbed into the body, and, as a result, an environment in which cancer can develop and progress is prevented. It is necessary to prevent toxic materials from entering the body and to detoxify poisons in the body. If these processes occur correctly, cells work normally, and genes cannot be damaged. The most important factor in the fight against cancer and prevention of the development and progression of cancer is the immune system. This requires a nutritional state in which the immune system works well, allowing the intestinal microbiome to carry out all of its roles. In order to grow intestinal microbiota, the consumption of prebiotics, such as organic vegetables, fruits, and dietary fiber, and probiotics of effective intestinal microbiota, such as fermented foods and supplements, is required. Symbiosis, in which these organisms work together, is an effective means of reducing the risk of cancer. In addition, fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) using ultrafine bubble water, produced specially by the Association for Clinical Research of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Japan, is also useful for improving the nutritional condition and reducing the risk of cancer.
Highlights
The initiation and development of cancer are related to the deterioration of the cellular environment as a result of an imbalance in nutrient intake and contact with toxic substances
We present a case of a cancer patient that confirms the effect of fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) using the bacterial solution adjusted with NanoGAS® water (Figure 5)
Chronic inflammation as a result of deterioration of the cellular environment due to nutrient intake and the accompanying imbalance of immune function is deeply involved in the onset and progression of cancer
Summary
The initiation and development of cancer are related to the deterioration of the cellular environment as a result of an imbalance in nutrient intake and contact with toxic substances. It is necessary to recognize the importance of intestinal microbiota and of the improvement of the intestinal environment in the prevention of carcinogenesis and ongoing cancer processes. Ment of the intestinal environment in the prevention of carcinogenesis and ongoing cancer processes. She presented to our clinic and chose not to receive standard treatment (surgery, anticancer agent, or radiation therapy) right away. We convinced her that standard treatment was the best option for treating her condition. She said that she would accept standard treatment if she did not improve after taking probiotics for three months. Before FMT treatment, he had difficulty walking independently and had difficulty breathing, so he wore an oxygen mask and continued to inhale oxygen
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